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AUTHOR INDEX (R=Review, I=) KEY TO PAGINATION AUTUMN 129-196 SUMMER 197-268 Alcorn, A., and S. (R), 47 Karns, S., 17, 113 Armstrong, R. (R), 116 Kato, Sharleen L., 217 Komulainen, S., 38 Brooks, M. (R), 116 Korsunsky, B. M., 92 Brun, H. (R), 194 Krippner, Stanley, 238 Krull, Kathleen (R), 251 Daniels, Roberts, R., 211 Diagram Group, The (R), 252 Lamb, Julie, 211 DeGeronimo, Theresa Foy, (R), 251 Lane, S., 80 Lehtonen, K., 133 Eisenman, Russell, 223 Marfo, K. (R), 117 Farmeier, L., 30 May, R. (R), 49 Moore, R. (R), 117 Gavin, J., 98 Gillete, D., (R), 47 Nash, William R., 201 Goff, K., 5 Nilsen, Don L. F., 175, 245 Goshen-Gottstein, E., (R), 47 Gross, J., (R), 117 Parkes, D., 80 Harrington, J., 17, 113, 209 Safter, H. Tammy, 201 Harrington, M., 17 Schaefer, C. E., (R), 250 Heinzen, T. E., 164 Schmacher, V., 80 Scott, M., 26 Isaacs, A. F., 4 (I), 50, 68, (D, 119 Semrau, Louis P., 2 132, (I), 190, (R), 194, 200, (R), Shaughnessey, M., 95 250, (R), 251, (R), 252, (I), 253 Smith, T., 181 Torrance, E. P., 5, 69, 201 TITLE INDEX (R = Reviews, | = Interview) AN EVALUATION OF CREATIVE EDUCATIONAL EQUATION: FOREIGN DEVELOPMENT USING THE THREATS + REPUBLICANS = FEDERAL INCUBATION MODEL OF TEACHING SUPPORT FOR THE CREATIVE, IN FIRST GRADE READING, 201 GIFTED AND TALENTED, 17 AWAKENING YOUR CHILD'S GENIUS, (R), 116 FAMILY, FUN & GAMES, (R), 252 BEYONDERS AND THEIR CHARACTERISTICS, 69 GONNA SING MY HEAD OFF! AMERICAN BOOKS RECEIVED, 261 FOLK SONGS FOR CHILDREN, (R), BOOK REVIEWS, 47, 49, 50, 116, 117, 194, 251 250, 251, 252 HOW TO TURN LESSONS INTO SCIENTIFIC CAREER GUIDANCE, 50, 119, 190, 253 SEMINARS, 92 BIEGEL, JEFFREY-PIANIST, (1), 119 HUMOR AND CREATIVITY: HUMOR AND BRUN, HERBERT-COMPOSER, (I), 190 HEALTH, 245 HARRIS, HARVEY-DENTIST, (1),50 HUMOR AND CREATIVITY: HUMOROUS LEWIS, SHARI-AUTHOR, (I), 253 NAMES: SOME CREATIVE CHILD WITHIN: ENHANCING OUR PROCESSES, 175 CREATIVITY, 30 CREATIVITY, IS IT DISRUPTIVE? SOCIETY INSIDE NACCA, 56, 126, 259 DOES NOT TAKE KINDLY TO THE ORIGINAL PERSON, 223 KING WITHIN: ACCESSING THE KING IN CREATIVE PROBLEM SOLVING IN THE MALE, (R), 117 BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY: GENERATING NEW WAYS TO MAINTAINING CREATIVITY IN LATER ACCOMPLISH OBJECTIVES, 181 YEARS, 5 CRY FOR MYTH, (R), 49 MATH SHOULD BE FUN FOR GIRLS TOOI, CULTURAL COMPARISONS OF CREATIVE 211 EXPERIENTIAL STYLES OF LEARNING MENTORING AND E. PAUL TORRANCE: HIS AND THINKING, 38 CREATIVE CONTRIBUTIONS, 95 MUSIC AS THE LANGUAGE OF POSSIBLE DIFFERENCES IN ELABAORATION WORLDS: MUSIC AS STRATEGIES BETWEEN AMERICAN PSYCHOTHERAPY, 133 AND JAPANESE HIGH AND LOW MY WORDS AND WHERE | WANT THEM, (R), LEVEL ELABORATORS, 217 194 DRAWING FOR OLDER CHILDREN AND TEENS: A CREATIVE METHOD FOR PARADIGM FOR RESEARCH N CREATIVITY, ADULTS AND BEGINNERS, TOO, (R), 164 116 PARENTAL ENCOURAGEMENT OF THE GIFTED-TALENTED-CREATIVE: EARLY INTERVENTION IN TRANSITION: DEVELOPMENT IN YOUNG CHILDREN CURRENT PERSPECTIVES ON BY PROVIDING FREEDOM TO PROGRAMS FOR. HANDICAPPED BECOME INDEPENDENT, 26 CHILDREN, (R), 117 PEAK LEARNING: A MASTER COURSE IN EDITORIALS, 4, 68, 132, 200 LEARNING HOW TO LEARN, (R), 117 COMING IN FUTURE ISSUES OF PSYCHOLOGIST SUGGESTS EXERCISE: THE CREATIVE CHILD AND WE WATON , TBUT WE DONT, 98 ADULT QUARTERLY, 68 CONFESSIONS OF A CREATIVE RECALLED TO LIFE, THE STORY OF A CREATURE: HARD WORK, COMA, (R), 47 COMMON SENSE AND TALENT REMBRANDT'S SECRET BERET, (R), 47 GROWTH, 200 RESPONSIBILITIES OF BEING A GIFTED- ARETROSPECTIVE PORTRAIT OF CREATIVE-TALENTED TEENAGER, A GIFTED--TALENTED- 209 CREATIVE PROFESSOR, 132 USING CREATIVITY TO INTERPRET SOCIAL CONSTRUCTION OF CREATIVE ANCIENT AND CURRENT CHILDREN, 238 EVENTS, 4 SYNCHRONICITY: THE KEY TO CREATIVITY?, 80 TEACH YOUR CHILD TO BEHAVE: DISCIPLINING WITH LOVE FROM TWO TO EIGHT, (R), 250 TEST OF VERBAL CREATIVITY: THE "FRUMTREY,” 113